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Offline rwshaved  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, August 17, 2010 10:26:10 AM(UTC)
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"My column is based on the one in Ivan Smiley's Book.
And am wondering how other people clean there.
this one you can not break down and is about 4 foot long.
I rinse it with water after ever use. And citric acid but there still is a brown residue on the wall the column. Thanks"
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, August 17, 2010 11:38:21 AM(UTC)
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My column is based on the one in Ivan Smiley's Book.
And am wondering how other people clean there.
this one you can not break down and is about 4 foot long.
I rinse it with water after ever use. And citric acid but there still is a brown residue on the wall the column. Thanks


That residue is called patina and is normal for copper. Water rinse is sufficent for a copper column."
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